Puzzles in prepositions
Sharda Kaushik
The comical phrase “up with which I will not put” is attributed to Churchill. It marks his protest against the so-called rule that sentences in English cannot end with a preposition. Apparently, Churchill reacted to a minor change made to his speech.

...a rose by any other name would smell as sweet
Sharda Kaushik
Crisp looked at euphemisms as words which behave like secret agents in delicate missions. That is only partially right. Euphemisms operate in a much wider range of situations — from helping individuals and organisations to sound politically correct to diffusing the harshness of realities.